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Amateur (Ham) Radio Web Links

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• Amateur Radio Products From John Hansen, W2FS
  Remote Control for Your ICOM Transceiver allows you to tune the frequency, adjust the volume (including mute) and go directly to any memory in the radio. The Universal QSYer KeyPad allows  ICOM and Yaesu radio owners the ability to have convenient direct frequency entry and automatic mode switching for their radios. These products that John developed make it easier for Ham Operators with disabilities to operate there small Ham Radios that have small buttons or no keypad on the front panel.
  www.coastalchipworks.com
  
  
• ARRL Web: Access to Amateur Radio for the Blind
  This web page has links to articles relating to access to amateur radio for the blind. 
  www.arrl.org/tis/info/blind.html
  
  
• BlindLeader Services Web Site
  Welcome to The BlindLeader Services Web Site. BlindLeader Services has Hams Resources along with ADA and Blindness Information. BlindLeader Services is here to provide you with resources for your SUCCESS!!
  www.blindleader.com
  
  
• Courage HANDI-HAM System
  The Courage HANDI-HAM System, is an organization dedicated to helping people with physical disabilities or sensory impairments to learn Amateur Radio. Some people join HANDI-HAMS to learn radio, and others join because they want to help. We can help you study for the license examinations required to become an Amateur Radio Operator.
  http://handiham.org
  
  

• “Hello”…

   Celebrating 100 years of Voice over Radio Worldwide.

  www.hello-radio.org
  
  

• BOB MAURO'S HAM RADIO HOBBY - KZ2G
  Being a ham with a disability isn't much different than being a ham without one. Disabled or not, we hams love to communicate.
  http://hometown.aol.com/bobezwriter/kz2g.html
  
  
• QRV -- Motorized Wheelchair Mobile
  This is a n article written by Bob Mauro, KZ2G March 25, 2003 for QST Magazine. Bob Mauro, KZ2G, has taken mobile HF operating to a new level. Combining his main form of mobility -- a motorized wheelchair -- with an HF/VHF/UHF transceiver, Mauro has come up with an antenna system and power supply that allows him to get on 10 amateur bands anywhere, anytime.
  www.arrl.org/news/features/2003/03/25/1/
  
  

• TalkingLogBook (TLB)

  This is the official website of Steve Gradijan, WB5KIA who wrote the TalkingLogBook (TLB). The development of the TalkingLogBook (TLB) software was driven by a need for a logbook program suitable for blind users.  TLB uses the artificial speech synthesis capabilities of Windows PCs to assist the visually impaired with logging and basic rig control. In the spirit of amateur radio cooperation and advancement of the state of the art, TLB is offered as freeware. Steve would like to hear from users, since TLB is always getting better and user comments are a vital part of the development process.  You can contact him through his website, where you can also download TLB.  The setup file size is under 2 MB. If you cannot download, a CD version is available for a small copying and postage fee.

  http://mysite.verizon.net/cloudyr/talkinglogbook/

  
  

• What is Ham Radio?
  This page is an explanation  to a friendly, high-tech hobby that's got something fun for everyone! You can become an Amateur Radio operator--no matter what age, gender or physical ability. People from all walks of life pass their entry-level exams and earn their Amateur (Ham) Radio licenses. They all share the diverse world of activities you can explore with Ham Radio.
  www.hello-radio.org/whatis.html